A content referenced assessment ...

is in line with state standards

What is test validity?

A true measure of content mastery

Standardized tests are

a good way to evaluate student knowledge

What are the types of tests discussed during Tuesday's class?

norm referenced, criteria referenced, and self-referenced

What is test reliability?

Consistent test results from multiple students

A norm referenced test

examines student performance relative to other students

A self-referenced test

measures individual student progress with themselves

How should you use an exam generated by the text book?

Some of the time - use them as a reference in test creation

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1
A content referenced assessment ...
is in line with state standards
examines student performance relative to other students
measures individual student progress with themselves
2
Measurement theory focuses on the interpretation and analysis of the results from assessments.
False
True
3
Essay questions on a summative exam should include a rubric.
False
True
4
What is test validity?
A true measure of content mastery
Consistent test results from multiple students
5
The majority of the type of questions in a standardized test is
Multiple choice
Fill in the blank
True / False
Essay
6
Why are formative assessments important?
Helps teachers gather information regarding student progress
All of the above
Keeps students on task and focused on learning objectives
Helps students become active in their own learning
7
Talking with other teachers is a valuable way to determine if may have a validity issue
False
True
8
Verbal and written feedback to students should be
specific
general
9
Standardized tests are
the only way to evaluate student knowledge
a waste a time and money
a perfect way to evaluate student knowledge
a good way to evaluate student knowledge
10
What are the types of tests discussed during Tuesday's class?
norm referenced, criteria referenced, and self-referenced
measures of intelligence and measures of knowledge
ability referenced and content referenced
performance referenced and content referenced
11
What is test reliability?
Consistent test results from multiple students
A true measure of content mastery
12
What are the two types of teacher feedback discussed in the Typology of Teacher feedback model?
Rewarding and punishing
Emotional and physical
Verbal and non-verbal
Positive and negative
13
The "M.A.P." in the MAP Test stands for
Middle Level Assessment & Placement
Measures of Academic Placement
Measures of Academic Progress
Math Assessment & Placement
14
A norm referenced test
measures individual student progress with themselves
is in line with state standards
examines student performance relative to other students
15
A self-referenced test
measures individual student progress with themselves
examines student performance relative to other students
is in line with state standards
16
Standardized tests such as the SAT and ACT are
criterion referenced tests
norm referenced tests
self referenced
district referenced tests
17
All types of questions should avoid the use of double negatives
True
False
18
Two types of rubrics we discussed in this class are
Analytic and Holistic
Diagnostic and Holistic
Logical and Critical
Linear and Critical
19
What level of understanding do multiple choice questions best assess?
Application
Analysis / Synthesis
knowledge
Evaluation / Creation
20
How should you use an exam generated by the text book?
Every time - textbook exams are more valid and reliable
Some of the time - use them as a reference in test creation
None of the time - textbook companies can't be trusted

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